Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-16


Morning Fires at stockton.
iCoPyTsga, 1857 by the California Associated Press.
STOCKTON, September l5th.-At s O'Clock
this morning can of gasoline exploded in
| the rear of Douglass saloon on the corner
of Main and Ell Dorado streets, severely
burning the cooks arm and scorching the
room. The fire was extinguished by a
stream from Babcock engine.
Half an hour later a one-story shed, con-
tanning mattresses, baled rags, furniture,
etc., belonging to Kennedy, Miller & Co.,
on the corner of Main and Commerce
streets. caught fire and burned to the
ground. Loss, 81. 800 insured for 500.
The Eureka engine broke down and is
laid up for repairs
Skipped on a Moonless Night.
Copyright, 1887, by Ae California associated Press
VALLEJO, September 18th Henry James,
leader of the Independence Band, skipped
out last night, taking with him $1S4 be.
longing to his bandsmen. A warrant has
been issued, charging him with embezzle-
ment.i Officers are in pursuit, butgit is
thought he has gone East. A reward has
been offered for his capture.
An Offlcial in Contempt.
ISPy V'' AOp'' W "ee SutDoIHtU isSOciItcu ITcSS.
NEVADA CITY, September 15th-The case
OF w ID. Long, District Attorney, for con-
tempt i'll the Justices Court, came rrp on
appeal infhe Superior Court to-day. Judge
Walling ordered the appeal dismissed and
the defendant remanded to the custody of
the Sheriff to serve ont the remainder. of
the twelve hours imprisonment to which
he was sentenced for contempt.
(.Oyernnr Rarflaff,s
SAN FRANCISCO, September 15th.-fSpe-
cial1-All the arrangements for the fune-
raj OF Governor Bartlett tomorrow have
been completed, and will be carried out in
the manner heretofore described.
Thousands of persons have called to
view the remains of the late Executive
lying in state in Pioneer Hall.
The First United States Infantry Regi-
ment, from the Preside, will Join the fun.
eral procession, and the National Guard
Will be largely represented.
Tehama Jottipgs.
Copyright, 1887, 1y tie California Associated Iress.
RED BLUFF, September 15th-A big IN
terest Is springing up in real estate, and
much property is changing hands. The
varied products of Tehama county make
1t 4 most desirable location for home
seekers.
The dried fruit crop from Nina alone
amounts to over 100000. Most of it has
been shipped East.
The fall clip of wool is now coming in
and is of superior quality, as are all our
products.
Progressive Section.
Icopyig1t, 1887, BY the California issoe,atea Press
REDDING, September l5th.-The depot
and warehouses are crowded with freight
for the northern country. Freight shin
ments from this station have gradually in
creased IN the last three years, showing
conclusively the increase ofpopuation and
business in Northern California and South
ern Oregon.
Sonoma Notes.
tfePrigtt, 1887, by e California Associated Ir4ss
SoNoMA, September I5th.-The weather
Tor the past three days has been very warm,
the thermometer registering 1923 to-day.
Real estate has been bonded to the
amount OF several hundred thousand dol
lars DUNG the past week.
House Burned at Redding.
icop.Tig, 1887, by The California Associated Fressl
REpDING, September 15th.-A dwelling
on the northeast corner of Pine and Yuba
streets, belonging TO Gable Bros, OF Wood
land, and occupied by d. J. Lew, took fire
at Soclock p, NJ. The house and contents
were consumed.
Acquitted of Murder.
Copyright, 1887. by the California Assocatel Press
SALINAS, September 15th.-Henry God
trey was to-day acquitted on charge of
murder. He killed James Madigan, alias
Mcbride, in March last This was his sec
ond trial, the jury having disagreed on the
former trial.
A Miners Terrible Fall.
Copyright 1887, by the California 4ssociaied Press.
SONORA, September 15th-Thomas Phe-
Ian, a miner at the Buchanan mine. fell
two hundred feet to-day and was killed al
most Instantly.
A Logger Fatally IDjured.
lcopWigt, 1857, by The California lssoaa.ed Pres,.,
RED BLUFF, September 15th.-Geo. Will
Jams, log roller in the Champion Mill.
was crushed between two logs this after
noon and fatally injured.
He Stole His Own Nag.
ICcpyig, 1887, by the California Associatea p, ess,
MARYsvILLE, September William
Qulnt, who stole horse from stable while
under attachment, last Monday, was held
TO answer to-day in s. 600 bonds.
Warm Spell at Merced.
lCcPyrI9h. 1857 by The California Associoted Press7
MERGED, September l5th.-To-day is yerv
not the thermometer registering 11Oo.